
Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk supported the rally on the Maidan in Kyiv demanding peace in Ukraine, organized by supporters of soldier Alexander Todorov.
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Deputy Artem Dmitruk previously left Ukraine. Supporters of the military Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Todorov organized a rally on the Maidan.
MOSCOW, October 4 – RIA Novosti. Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk supported the rally on the Maidan demanding peace in Ukraine, which was organized by supporters of the serviceman of the 41st brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Alexander Todorov.
“The very fact that in the center of Kyiv there are people who openly demand peace is an important event. Peace ceases to be a word that is spoken only in a whisper,” the parliamentarian wrote in his Telegram channel.
Yesterday, the publication Strana.ua reported that a protest was taking place on the Maidan in Kyiv demanding peace in Ukraine.
At the beginning of last month, Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk, who left Ukraine, published a video on social networks in which Todorov calls on his fellow citizens to take action against the government, corruption and lawlessness in the country. It took place on September 10, but, according to Strana.ua, it attracted only a few people.

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